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Hi, everyone! We will be in WDW 9/14 through 9/24 - staying at the Contemporary, 10-day tickets (non-hoppers). Our ADR date is Monday, &, unlike previous years, I'm still unsure! LOL! Following are our current plans: Saturday, 9/14 - Arrival Day Dinner - 'Ohana Sunday, 9/15 - MK Dinner - CRT Monday, 9/16 - EPCOT, Future World Dinner - Garden Grill Tuesday, 9/17 - DS & MNSSHP Lunch - Sci-Fi Wednesday, 9/18 - MK Lunch - Crystal Palace Thursday, 9/19 - AK Dinner - Boma or Yak & Yeti - CAN'T DECIDE!!! Friday, 9/20 - DS Lunch - Mama Melrose Fantasmic Lunch Package Saturday, 9/21 - EPCOT, World Showcase Breakfast - Chef Mickey's Dinner - Chefs de France or La Hacienda or maybe even Biergarten - CAN'T DECIDE!!! (I think, if I go w/ Chefs, I'm might make this a late lunch...) Sunday, 9/22 - EPCOT, Future World, & DTD <no ADRs planned> Monday, 9/23 - MK Dinner - Be Our Guest Tuesday, 9/24 - MK & Departure Day Lunch - Liberty Tree Tavern So, how does it look? Any opinions regarding Yak & Yeti vs Boma & for our World Showcase dinner? This is the least amount of ADRs I've planned in the last few trips... normally I've also got WCC, Tony's, & a dinner planned in DTD! The only one I think we might miss is WCC - but I had to drop something to add Be Our Guest.
I have only had Boma for breakfast but it is my favorite!!!!!!! As for world showcase meals we love Biergarten and also Teppen Edo. My husband and I tried Biergarten for the first time last June and were hooked. We love the entertainment and the food. Of course, my husband enjoyed the beer too! Although Teppen Edo is your normal Japanese restaurant the food is good along with the food show. Hope this helps! Happy planning!!!!
I've never had Boma or Yak & Yeti, but we're trying Yak & Yeti this trip. We love PF Changs and it looks like that type of food. We also love Biergarten. Never tried Les Chefs.
Unless you are staying at AK or want to see the resort I would go with Y&Y leaving to eat at resorts is really a pain. We loved Beirgarden and Les Chefs both are great.
Boma is ok, but I'm not a big fan of buffets in general. Yak & Yeti is good, although last time it didn't blow me away like it has on previous visits. They do have what I consider to be one of the best desserts on property however, the Pineapple Cream Cheese Wontons. Here's a pic of the wontons: We enjoy Les Chefs for lunch, not so much for dinner. Biergarten is usually good, and the show is great, but again it's a buffet so never my first choice. We LOVE La Hacienda! We've had dinner there our last three trips and are planning to return this fall too. We love the Hacienda platter and the service has always been excellent. If you can plan a late dinner you can also enjoy Illuminations with dessert. The view through the big picture windows is wonderful! This is the Hacienda platter, it's also served with rice, black beans and warm tortillas: Hope you have a great trip!
My family tends to eat a LOT, so buffets always seem to work out great for us. We definitely eat our money's worth! So, if your family is similar to ours...Boma would be a great choice. The downside for us were the choices of food. My brother (11 years old) and I (14 years old) are not the most adventurous eaters on the planet. We were both able to find more than enough things to eat, but if your kiddos are really picky...you may want to consider dropping Boma. Also, as a few other people have mentioned-transportation is a hassle. But, I remember the resort itself being AMAZING. Your kids would probably LOVE the wildlife. Yak and Yeti is great as well. I, personally, love in-park dining, just because it is so convenient. The service was not fantastic for us...but the food was GREAT. You really can not go wrong with either. GOOD LUCK!
We usually stay at BLT and don't get park hoppers. On AK day, I like to go to a dinner show. HDDR is fun and there is a boat ride from FW to CR, so it makes travel convenient. We even take the bus from AK back to CR and take the boat to FW. The bus to FW is long! I also suggest coral reef on one of your undecided Epcot days.
Thanks, everyone, for all the suggestions!! DH & I also really like Boma. Plus, the AKL is just beautiful, & I love visiting it! Our 2 older kids aren't as impressed w/ Boma as we are - they like Yak & Yeti better. We've stayed away from Teppan Edo in the past because we have a really good Japanese hibachi-style restaurant here at home where we eat frequently. Additionally, our Japanese restaurant serves fried rice (which all 3 of ours kids love), while Teppan Edo has noodles. I'm afraid we'd be disappointed w/ Teppan Ed, but I'm sure that eventually we'll eat there one year! I'm not a huge fan of buffets, but Biergarten intrigues me! I think we'd like the food, & the entertainment sounds fun! Yak & Yeti is a lot like PF Changs! I'm sure you'll love it - plus the restaurant is really pretty w/ lots of ornate & unique décor. Another vote for Biergarten! We've always had lunch at Yak & Yeti, but, last year, I reserved the last available ADR time for dinner. It was really cool walking out of an empty AK! But, again, I missed seeing the gorgeous AKL since we didn't make it to Boma - which had previously been our dinner at the end of or AKL day. And another vote for Biergarten! And one for Chefs! I think I'm leaning toward Yak & Yeti because it's one of our DD's favorite - she loves the pot stickers, & she's typically not a very adventurous eater. And, previously, I was only sort of thinking about Biergarten & really trying to decide between Chefs & La Hacienda... now Biergarten is right up there! LOL! Thanks so much for the pics - especially the platter at La Hacienda! That looks wonderful & exactly like the kind of food DH & I like. And that wonton dessert at Yak & Yeti is delicious!! It's one of my very favorite desserts at WDW! But is it better than the Zebra Domes at Boma? Hmm... We have enjoyed Yak & Yeti in the past too, but, last year, it wasn't as good as the previous year. I can't eat MSG, &, 2 years ago, the chef made me this amazing beef dish w/ lots of flavor & crunchy vegetables. Last year, I wasn't as impressed. But the Yak Attack was still yummy! As were those yummy wontons for dessert! Another thing that makes me want to choose Yak & Yeti is because it's one of my DD's favorites, &, like I said, she's typically not a very adventurous eater. And she loves this restaurant! And, like you, I'm not a huge fan of buffets, & we're already doing the breakfast buffet at Chef Mickey's & the lunch buffet at Crystal Palace. One think I dislike about buffets is how I feel like DH & I eat in "shifts" - I get my plate while he waits w/ our younger DS, & then he gets his plate & so on.... so I never really feel like we're eating together. If I go w/ Chefs, I think I'm going to do a late lunch instead of dinner. (On that day, we're eating breakfast at Chef Mickey's.) We probably don't get our money's worth at buffets! LOL! I make one trip to the buffet for salad, one trip for entrée & sides, & one trip for dessert & then I'm done. DH is basically the same way. Our kids have always found plenty to eat at Boma (even though DD is a little picky), but they don't eat lot. That said, we do really like Boma! The AKL is gorgeous, and, after our meal, we normally walk around the resort & look at the animals. I have wanted to try HDDR for years - it gets such great reviews!! I just never find a place to "fit it" into our schedule! LOL! Typically, we use the evening after our AK day as a relaxing/restful evening at our resort. But that is a great idea & one I hadn't thought of! Again, thanks, everyone, for all the replies!! I think I'm going to go w/ Yak & Yeti over Boma - even though I'll miss the AKL & the Zebra Domes (I don't really think anyone else in my family will though...) And I STILL haven't decided between Chefs & La Hacienda... although the picture of the platter at La Hacienda is making me really think La Hacienda! And I'm going to show DH the buffet menu for Biergarten & try to find some pics to show him to get his input. Thanks!! Tomorrow morning is my ADR day!!
Eating at the WS in Epcot always has my family debating! My father loves Germany, I love Japan, my DH loves Morocco, my mom loves France and Mexico and the boys love England! Since this summer is just my DH and the boys I picked Teppan at Japan! My Dad was just there last week and of course ate at Germany which he says was just fantastic of course. Our fave place not in the WS is Jiko at AKL. That is our overall fave place to eat at Disney! Have fun picking it out!
Well, I made our ADRs this morning, & I ended up w/.... Chefs de France!! I'm still not really sure why... I think it came down to Remy. And the fact that I've always wanted to eat at Chefs, &, since we've eaten at San Angel Inn (Mexico), I decided that this year was France's turn. But I reserve the right to change to La Hacienda! Anyway, following are our current ADRs: Saturday, 9/14 (Arrival Day) - 'Ohana, 6:30 pm (wanted 6:00 pm, so I'll keep trying) Sunday, 9/15 (MK) - CRT, 5:30 pm Monday, 9/16 (EPCOT, Future World) - Garden Grill, 5:35 pm Tuesday, 9/17 (DHS & MNSSHP) - Sci-Fi, 12:10 pm (wanted 11:30 am, so I'll keep trying) Wednesday, 9/18 (MK) - Crystal Palace, 11:40 am Thursday, 9/19 (AK) - Yak & & Yeti, 4:45 pm Friday, 9/20 (DHS) - Mama Melrose Fantasmic Lunch Package, 12:00 pm Saturday, 9/21 (EPCOT, World Showcase) - Chef Mickey's, 9:30 am Saturday, 9/21 (EPCOT, World Showcase) - Chefs de France, 4:30 pm (this is early for dinner, but I wanted the kids to have a chance to see Remy) Sunday, 9/22 (EPCOT & DTD) - <no adrs planned> Monday, 9/23 (MK) - Be our Guest, 4:55 pm (I wanted 5:30 pm, but the only other time available was 8:30 pm, so I'll keep trying!) Tuesday, 9/24 (MK & Departure Day) - Liberty Tree Tavern, 12:30 pm So that's it!! Now just to wait 6 months! And keep rethinking my decisions! LOL!


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Awkward news from the fabulous life of Farrah Abraham Backdoor Superstar! As we all know, this Teen Mom vet is starring on VH1's Couples Therapy, where she was stood up by boyfriend, DJ Brian Dawe. However, Brian has recently come forward to claim that his relationship with Farrah was a setup! According to the hunk, Farrah asked him to fake a relationship with the cameras, and he had a change of heart just moments before boarding his flight to embark on their therapeutic journey. Since Brian's jaw-dropping accusation, Couples Therapy counselor Dr. Jenn Berman has come forward to deny any knowledge of a fake relationship, telling The TV Page: "Neither I nor my producers would ever allow anyone on Couples Therapy that we did not believe was a legitimate couple. This relationship was presented to me as an authentic short-term relationship." Brian's response? To up the ante, naturally! Orlando's best DJ is now claiming that he had a girlfriend named Victoria during his entire faux relationship with Farrah — and they're still dating. "Farrah and I never had any kind of a relationship other than a professional one," Brian tells Starcasm. "I actually had a girlfriend at the time Farrah approached me to be in a fake relationship and am still currently dating her. [She] understood that it would not be real, and that I would be acting out the part of Farrah's boyfriend. She is very supportive of my career in the entertainment industry and extremely patient to have dealt with this scenario." Farrah has continued to not-so-subtly imply that Brian is lying, and in her latest tweet she said "I'm thankful @DrJennBerman helped me face my horrible boyfriends[sic] of the past! @VH1 see the truth as I handle it #TiredOfBeingUsed #Liers." Who knows what to believe, but hopefully we'll find out the truth while watching this dramatic new season of Couples Therapy.


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The Bronze Age climate and environment of Britain
Brown, Tony (2008) The Bronze Age climate and environment of Britain. Bronze Age Review, 1, 7-22.
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Over the last twenty years there have been tremendous advances in our knowledge of climate
change in later British prehistory from a wide variety of proxy-climate sources. This chapter
will summarise our present understanding for the period 2000-500 BC and highlight the areas
in which further research is required. A secondary aim is to review how much we can infer
from these proxy-climate records concerning the wider environment, including the day-today
environment of Bronze Age peoples and the stresses imposed upon their societies. This
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COLUMBIA — Hundreds of protesters gathered in Flat Branch park Thursday to protest the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, also known as the "stimulus bill." The tea party was inspired by the 1773 Boston Tea Party, an event aimed to protest the idea of taxation without representation.
Several protesters and public figures spoke in the park gazebo, including Missouri Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder, who addressed the protesters via phone, and former state Rep. Ed Robb.
"There need to be tax cuts," Kinder said. Kinder urged the protesters to participate in the grassroots activities that coincide with the Nationwide Tax Day Tea Party occurring in major cities on April 15.
Robb took the stage and shared his expertise and opinion on the $787 billion stimulus package.
"As an economist, the strategy that Obama has chosen hasn't worked in the past, and it is probably the worst strategy that could've been chosen," he said.
Protesters from 2 to 70 years old joined the festivities. Nearly all brought tea and several made posters. Others sported traditional colonial attire and a few brought pitchforks. No matter what their means of expression, those who gathered wanted to send a message: The stimulus is hindering the nation, and something needs to be done about it.
When Linda Porath, 65, heard of the event she took action. She called newspapers and radio stations to spread the word.
Porath, like many of the protesters, is worried that more power is being taken from the people.
"We're losing more rights everyday," she said
Porath was impressed by the turnout and passion shown by fellow protesters.
Eric Pope, 12, and his father, Tony Pope, 30, participated in the event.
"They're spending too much money," Eric said. His father made a poster that said, "Stop the bailouts/stimulus; Fire Washington."
After leaving work early for the protest, Van Wills, 37, said, "It's a good thing that I came out here, cause I can't do anything else to voice my opinion."
Many protesters chose to express themselves with posters.
Gary Russel, 56, made a sign that read: "War on Success Conscientious Objector." Russell has T-Shirts with the slogans in production.
"I decided that yelling at the TV doesn't help, I wanted to do something about it," Russell said.
Clint Matthews, 26, came out because he is worried. He says spending is what got us in economic trouble.
"You can't solve the problem by doing the same thing that started it," he said.
The protest concluded when Tom Bradley, morning host on KSSZ/93.9, put a few bags of tea in the Flat Branch Creek.
"We're just going to put a little bit of tea in the creek," he said as the protesters cheered.
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In which Scrabble dictionary does ALOFT exist?
Definitions of ALOFT in dictionaries:
- adv - at or on or to the masthead or upper rigging of a ship
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- adv - at or to great height
- adv - in the higher atmosphere above the earth
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The average cost of one-way airfare in 2011 was $364, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. That's hardly chump change. Still, such data are almost meaningless for an industry in which so many factors affect the price you actually pay. Fortunately for air travelers, the best cheap airlines play a big role in keeping ticket prices from soaring out of sight. In our research we looked for cheap airlines that offer significantly lower fares than $364 for a one-way ticket and preferably less than $400 for a round trip. We priced out travel between New York City and Las Vegas, New York and Miami, and Los Angeles and Chicago with departure and return dates in October 2012.
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After we compared prices and read scores of online reviews by passengers and experts, Southwest Airlines and AirTran Airways landed spots as the best cheap airlines. (Incidentally, the two are in the process of merging.) Southwest attracts legions of fans for its baggage-check policy -- it's one of few carriers that doesn't charge for the first two bags -- and AirTran wins over travelers with its customer service and comfortable aircraft.
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We also researched two smaller players in the budget airline industry -- Frontier Airlines and Allegiant Air. US Airways popped up often in our research even though it's not, strictly speaking, a cheap airline. We found cheap ticket prices for the routes and dates we had selected at US Airways and a large number of available flights and destinations, especially when compared to some of our top picks.
Although you get low fares with these airlines, you pay up in other ways. For example, most discount airlines fly to a limited number of destinations and sometimes fly in and out of secondary airports in or near major cities. All service domestic routes but not all can jet you to vacation spots in the Caribbean or Latin America. And of course, the price of a ticket these days is just that -- airlines (not only cheap airlines) now charge for services as basic as checked luggage and in-flight food as well as so-called frills, such as additional legroom, blankets and pillows, and the privilege of sitting with your traveling partner. All these extras affect your bottom line; cheap airlines don't offer any bargains here.
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Is it just me or is the judging in ufc 3 completely F***ed up
I am getting frustrated with this judging system. I normally ko or TKO people but when I get in the the expert and ultimate mode and playing as a wrestler like mark coleman sometimes the only way for me to survive is to control the guy with take downs and throws.
I will go through fights where almost every hilight at the end of the rounds was either a takedown or a throw by me, I will have done more damage to the guy and even at the end of the fight you see my fighter raising his hands or celebrating while the other fighter shakes his head or look depressed and the other fighter is the one that wins a UD 29/28. I mean really WTF how are these guys getting UDs over me even when the fighters after the fight act as if I won. Has anyone ever ran into this problem and how the hell do you get UDs? |
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Video : Interview with Barbara Gray
If you're a fan of Elvis Presley, you certainly know the photograph entitled 'The Kiss'. The famous June 30, 1956 black-and-white photo features 'The King' smooching with a mysterious and unidentified woman. The photo became iconic; but even the photographer, Alfred Wertheimer, didn't know who the girl was. Her name, if not her image, remained unknown for years. Who she was remained a mystery. Until now ... You wont be familiar with the name Barbara Gray, but that is about to change, and here we have the first interview with Barbara.The video starts with Barbara's original phone call to WTMA Charleston radio station to reveal her identity.
The photo became iconic; but even the photographer, Alfred Wertheimer, didn't know who the girl was. Her name, if not her image, remained unknown for years. Until now. Barbara Gray a 75-year-old real estate manager from Charleston has stepped forward to claim the identity of Elvis' anonymous 'date for the day'.
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Barbara Gray, who has endured seeing herself in the photo repeatedly--as well as in other shots from the famous series Wertheimer captured on a summer day in 1956--told Vanity Fair she has decided to reveal herself simply to get her story out fy contacting Alfred Wertheimer. Wertheimer, who had fielded many such messages from women over the years, said he ultimately identified Gray by her petite stature.
Elvis Presley : The Kiss : Barbara Gray
According to Gray, the day she was photographed with the King was the first day she met him. She'd called the singer at his hotel on a dare when he visited Charleston. The two made plans to meet up a couple days later in Richmond, Virginia. Wertheimer, at the time, happened to be following Presley on the road, chronicling with his camera the young singer's rise to fame. The rest? History.
Although Gray said she thought the budding young singer was 'beautiful', she felt no sparks for him. 'Maybe he had sparks', she noted in an interview with Today on Monday. 'But I didn't know who he was'.
At any rate, the photo session was apparently as fun as it appeared. 'He was very silly', Gray remembered. 'We were running around chasing each other and just being young'.
Wertheimer told Today he never thought to get Gray's name. 'I never realized these [photos] would become iconic', he explained. Inquiring minds probably are wondering: Did anything romantic come out of what appeared to be a magnetic photo session? Presley did ask Gray if she'd like to go out that night, but Gray responded that she was leaving to go to Philadelphia to see her boyfriend. She never saw the singer again.
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Tough day to be a first base coach.
Mookie Wilson is out of a job with the Mets and now Joe McDonald of ESPN Boston reports that the Red Sox have fired their first base coach, Ron Johnson.
McDonald notes that Johnson spent a dozen years coaching in the Red Sox's organization, including the past two seasons as first base coach.
He's the first member of Terry Francona's coaching staff to be let go and Boston didn't wait to see if Francona's replacement might want to keep the 55-year-old Johnson around.
- Cris E - Oct 5, 2011 at 5:45 PM
There may not be a manager, the GM might be interviewing with another franchise, you might have blown a substantial lead and missed the playoffs, but by God you're addressing things.
Nothing says superficial busywork like tinkering with the first base coach, and that goes double when the next two levels of management are in flux as well. Lame.
- Joe - Oct 6, 2011 at 9:07 AM
So, because it wasn't their top problem, they SHOULDN"T have fired a guy who they thought was underperforming?
- bloodysock - Oct 5, 2011 at 5:52 PM
Something tells me their is more to this dismissal. They let RJ have a very extended absence last season (his first with the major league club following his five year stint as the PawSox manager) to take care of an important personal matter, bring him back this season and now let him go?
- pisano - Oct 5, 2011 at 7:33 PM
Again, it seems their firing the wrong guy. I was always under the impression the GM was responsible for the manager and coaches. It just maybe the ax hasn't fallen on Theo, but it may soon happen. If they cut Theo loose I hope they let him take his gorilla suit with him, it's only right.
- aceshigh11 - Oct 5, 2011 at 8:15 PM
If ANYONE needs to be fired, it's Red Sox third-base coach, Tim Bogar.
That guy blew so many calls on whether guys should be waved home or not, I have a hard time recounting all of them.
He needs to go.
- 18thstreet - Oct 6, 2011 at 9:13 AM
Does anyone have a count of which teams had the most runners thrown out at home? It seems like Red Sox fans always hate our third base coaches, and — without additional evidence — I'm going to assume that our third base coaches are average.
- 18thstreet - Oct 6, 2011 at 9:16 AM
I mean … Dale Sveum used to be the worst. Before that, Waive 'em In, Wendell Kim. Now it's all Tim Bogar's fault. Maybe we're just paying attention.
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Renovated movie theater at Galleria of Mt. Lebanon ready to reopen
UPDATED 8:55 AM EDT Apr 16, 2014The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports that Carmike Cinemas at the Galleria will open April 25 with new terraced stadium seating, digital sound and projectors, wall-to-wall screens and soda machines that let customers choose combinations. The theater renovations are happening at the same time as improvements in the mall itself.
Video TranscriptSO SMOOTH SAILING. WE'LL KEEP TRACK OF FUTURE TUNNEL CLOSURES. POPULAR LOCAL MOVIE THEATER SET TO REOPEN JUST IN TIME FOR THE SUMMER MOVIE SEASON. CLOSED BACK IN JANUARY FOR RENOVATIONS. TRIB NOW REPORTING, THOUGH, THE THEATER IS SET TO REOPEN APRIL 25th, NEXT FRIDAY. AMONG SOME OF THE BIG CHANGES, STADIUM SEATING, WALL TO WALL SCREENS, NEW DIGITAL SOUND AND PROJECTORS. THERE ARE ALSO NEW SODA MACHINES THAT WILL ALLOW MOVIEGOERS TO CHOOSE THEIR OWN COMBINATIONS OF ANY COCA-COLA PRODUCTS AND SOME OF THE FLAVORED SYRUPS. RENOVATIONS HAPPENING AT THE